| 1841
Census HO 107/198/, Parish of Matlock |
| Census transcripts for Matlock, Matlock Bath & District |
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6 June 1841 |
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- Matlock was part of the Hundred of Wirksworth in 1841.
- John was frequently written as Jhon in the 1841 census
for the Matlocks.
- 3786 names in the 7 EDs transcribed and on this website.
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Description of the Enumeration Districts:
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 Enumeration
District 13 |
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Book 5 |
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Parish of Matlock. All houses from a place
called Chapel Hill also Scarthen Nick to a house occupied by
Charles Lymn in Cromford Market Place inclusive, also all houses
over the Cromford Bridge on the Northern side, also Willersley
Castle, Gardeners house and Farm.
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| Enumeration District
14 |
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Book 5 |
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Parish of Matlock. All houses from the Independent
Chapel to the Fountain Baths inclusive.
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| Enumeration District
15 |
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Book 6 |
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Matlock. All houses from the Fountain Baths
to All Dale on the Western side of the River Derwent.
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| Enumeration District
16 |
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Book 6 |
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Matlock. All houses South of the line from
Moot Hall mine to Hurkur Hall, to the Northern side of the Chesterfield
and Matlock Road; Western Boundary of the river, Eastern a lane
leading from the Toll gate on the above road Northerly.
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| Enumeration District
17 |
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Book 7 |
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Matlock. All houses situated on the Southern
Side of the Matlock and Chesterfield Road and on the Eastern
side of the Matlock and Alfreton Road, including Lumsdale and
the Moor, and all houses on the Eastern side of the lane from
the Toll Gate.
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| Enumeration District
18 |
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Book 7 |
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All houses on the Western side of the Matlock
and Alfreton Road, including Riber and Hearthstone.
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| Enumeration District
19 |
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Book 7 |
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All houses situated in Starkholmes Woodseats
High and Low Leas Woodend, Bow Wood and all on the North East
side of Lea Brook.
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Original transcripts by John Palmer and checked by Ann Andrews,
with later amendments by Ann.
My thanks to John Palmer for generously allowing the publication
of his transcript on these pages. Also thank you to the National
Archives (formerly the Public Record Office), London.*
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